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Enforcement of Los Angeles’ revised anti-camping law rolls out in slow and uneven steps.
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Photos from USC’s spring game on Saturday at the Coliseum.
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Founded in 1963, the fair has become known for ye olde trail of fyne, fanciful foods.
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At the 425-unit Chesapeake Apartments in South Los Angeles, tenants complain that the city and their landlord have ignored problems for a long time.
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The L.A. Kings and other hockey teams see a chance to develop a fan base south of the border, with the hope of playing an NHL game in Mexico before long.
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A battle over olive oil labeled as Californian has implications beyond the state’s groves, drawing in food safety advocates, marketing consultants and hedge fund players.
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Latasha Bracks’ life began to turn around when her family got housing in Watts. Then her oldest son was shot to death. Now she’s trying to keep her two other sons alive.
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Napster founder Sean Parker had a vision and proved more politically savvy than his Silicon Valley billionaire contemporaries. But things went sideways when California dreaming met Washington deal making.
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Photos from a CONCACAF World Cup qualifying match between the U.S. men’s national soccer team and Mexico at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.
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California has touched off a biofuel boom in pursuit of climate action. But environmental activists and analysts fear an unwelcome chain reaction in agriculture.
